
Episodes
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A welcome to the podcast for its inaugural publication, followed by Pam discussing what her poetry means to her.
An introduction to god, and a reading of two poems.
Discussion of the question "Who is Jesus?" and readings of two relevant poems.
Discussing the act of prayer and how to do it, with readings of two relevant poems.
Discussing priorities, the never-ending Sisyphean task of housework, and the little quests our busy lives send us on with the reading of three poems.
Exploring Easter, the story of it, its traditions, and what is good about Good Friday for nonbelievers.
A heartfelt reflection on Mother's Day, explored through biblical insights and touching poetry that honours mothers, their love, and their spiritual role in our lives.
Discussion of the question "Why Are We Here, Lord?" and readings of two relevant poems.
An discussion of drifing away from God, and a reading of three poems.
Discussion of natural beauty and readings of three relevant poems.
We aren't always joyous, and sometimes we're down. A reflection on suffering with the reading of three poems.
Discussion of the power and value of friendship, both with people in our lives and with God.
Exploring worshiping the lord and the temples and methods of doing so.
The christian origins of the Christmas holiday and the meaning of the event, alongside personal anecdotes of Christmas during the 1940s in London.
A reintroduction to the podcast for its second season and readings of some poems about life and getting settled in the Australian family home.
The old homes that have long since fallen into disrepair and why being old doesn't mean you must bring your life to a halt.
Musings on all the little things that niggle and humour around the home and out and about. From filling handbags with every which knick-knack, to hearing aid shenanigans and the wonders of the television remote control.
The problems one encounters in life. From telling one's left from their right, to the complexities and faff of chamber pots, to pretty flowers coming into Spring.